. hi everybody, good to have you with us. last day of september, i'm alan gionet. >> and i'm britt moreno. here we are on the brink of october. let's figure out what friday is looking like. start in the denver area. nice to have rain out there to start off this friday morning. and yes, you have to pay rent tomorrow. we zoom into town and you may be getting light rain this morning near highlands ranch near the west side of town and the walden area. there's moisture out there this morning. from colburn and aspen up

58 in denver. 55 in fort collins. 48 in burlington. 58 in avon and aspen. a few showers in denver this morning and a chance for more rain this afternoon. let's check in with joel. good start to the morning commute in the denver area. as you make your way to the tech center, look at this nice light volume. so get past colorado out to yale, we have some cones up along there. northbound along i-25 getting past santa fe similar slowing. of course we have the closure at mississippi between santa fe and broadway. thanks joel, breaking news from lakewood this morning. police investigating a shooting. >> it happened at cody. jamie leary rushed to the scene and you're just now getting there, what can you tell us?

scene and this all started with a neighbor who saw something suspicious. the neighbor shot because of it. you can see now there's a home behind caution tape with its front light on. police are focusing their attention there. the incident started around 12:48. that's when police got a call of shots fired. there were multiple suspects trying to steal a car. a neighbor came out approaching them. the neighbor was shot and transported to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. police are declining to give a vehicle description but the investigation is ongoing. we're continuing to gather information here and report back when we figure out what is going on. maybe there's something we can do to help find these people. right now the suspects are on the run.

leary, cbs4 news. live no easy real now. this to israel now. shimon peres has been laid to rest. world leaders including president obama and the clintons . >> reporter: thousands of statesmen and dignitaries honored the life and work of former israeli president shimon peres who died at the age of 93. he was a champion of peace. >> he lived a life of purpose. he soared to incredible

group including bill clinton who broke a peace deal in 1993. >> he lived 92 years in a state of constant wonder. >> reporter: current palestinian president said despite a break down in peace efforts he attended the funeral to honor the cause. he he office in israel including prime minister. mr. obama honored shimon peres. his final resting place is at a cemetery. >> he will be buried cles to former prime minister and other israeli dignitaries. thousands of israelis paid

parliament. the two sisters found dead are still waiting autopsy resorts. they lived in denver and on vacation of a lifetime. the women were found unrespontaneous sif in their beds at night. this is after hotel staff helped them back from a day of drinking. the death investigation remains open and still unclear if foul play was the engineer involved in the crash of the hoboken train in new jersey is okay. they are still investigating what happened. the train plowed into the waiting area during yesterday's rush hour. investigators are pulling the train's event recorded and that will give them more information

other issues that could be a factor in the crash. witnesses say the train never slowed down and launched off the tracks into the station. >> ka boom, the whole place shook. >> it was chaos. >> the new jersey transit system has not installed positive train control. congress had originally required the technology to be installed by 2015 but extended the deadline to 2018. investigators are hoping for gains to wrap up a busy week after a plunge yesterday. let's go to jill wagner now with the morning money watch. a lot of shaky business going on. that is very true, good

the dow jumped 195 points yesterday. the nasdaq fell 49. futures pointing to a lower open today. this morning we're getting a gauge on consumer spending in august. the commerce department will release numbers before the opening bell. . a line of limited edition and environmentally friendly ferraris costing millions of dollars each have sold out. of attention. this is the for the company's 70th anniversary and the price tag starts at $2 million. would you let this child sized robot watch your kids? it's a three foot robot that plays games and sings and dances. parents can watch their kids remotely.

babysitters are a thing of the past. thank you very much. it's been a concern for many. 0. >> reporter: good morning, those rules taking affect so hopefully kids won't get the marijuana products confused with candy or any other treats. is also to help adults as well and keep them safe as well. this is for medical and recreational use of marijuana. all we'll need is a universal logo or symbol. there will be slightly different logos pr the medical products and the recreational products. labelling also has to say

out of reach of children". december 1st retail stores will only be allowed to sell products with this packaging. live at the state capital, shawn chitnis, cbs4 news. the broncos defense is still signing bright. as for von miller he's playing at a whole other level. miller was named the afc for september. his third defensive player of the month honorings the most in broncos history. it won't mean much if avon von miller doesn't keep it going. he is making sure to pick up where he left off last year. >> there's no pressure like the pressure we get out of each other in the locker room. we constantly push each other.

with our organization and i'm that type of guy. the locker room, they really keep everybody straight. we hold everybody to a higher standard and that's where the success comes from. >> check out the broncos section of our website for the latest on the team and read up on quarterback trevor siemian who is showing the poise of a veteran. >> incredible. . the spacecra way to what scientists are calling comet 67p where it will make a crash landing and it will relay back data. it will give scientists a better understanding of how comets have formed. row set ta -- -- rasetta has some firsts including land on a

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good morning, health officials are urging you to get your flu shot sooner than later. new estimates show last year 45% of the u.s. got their flu vaccine. there was a drop in americans

vaccined which is concerning because they are the group at risk for flu complications. about one in eight working adults have a disability in the u.s. but fewer than half of these 22 million people are either working or looking for work. those with the disability are twice as likely to without disabilities. high indoor temperatures appear to worsen the symptoms of copd. researchers from johnses hopkins say it's worst in homes with more air pollutants. >> lers lauren to talk about our fresh air. rain on the western slope

and a few more clouds out there today. south side of denver and west side, a little light rain this morning. then we have scattered showers up towards red feather lakes and steamboat springs and as you head towards the western slope near rifle and meeker and into the craig area as well. looking at futurecast throughout the morning hours we see it ease up a bit and move to the south and a chance fo storms heading to denver. could see them as early as 2:00. those will clear overnight tonight and still have cloud cover tomorrow morning and the possibility of a few showers in the high country on saturday and maybe a few around the denver area and evening hours. if you're checking out the leaves it's a great weekend to do that. later we're watching a potentially bigger storm knocking those down.

42 in leadville. 54 in craig and 57 in grand junction. cooler than yesterday more clouds coming through and a possibility of moisture so 79 in denver and 78 in greeley. a lot of 60s in the mountains. 64 in eagle and aspen and 72 over in grand junction. for your five day forecast 77 and chance for isolated storms. on tuesday a bigger cool down and overnight lows in the 30s. good morning, joel. good morning, look at these cars we have out at this time of morning as you make your way westbound and eastbound as well. maybe you're heading to the airport this morning. you got a nice wide open drive along i-25 and i-70 inbound on pena and c-470 as well. a little bit of slowing as you make your way to 285 due to ongoing road work through

to ban a drug growing in popularity in colorado. kra tin is tum. >> reporter: in a last ditch effort kratom the state capital. >> it's amazing they're trying to ban this drug. >> reporter: they say it helped safe her life by getting off painkillers. >> i was sitting at home and decided that i should try heroin. >> reporter: instead she turned to heroin and says she's kicked a ten year opium addiction. >> free samples were handed out.

white. >> reporter: kratom comes from a tree in southeast asia and it's sold in pills and powder form and can produce a euphoric affect. she takes it in a pill form. she says it's helped her from becoming addicted to drugs. . when kratom emerged in denver cbs4 went undercover in 2013 to inquire about the drug. >> it's a whittle while you work mood. >> my mind is focused in one place. >> reporter: the denver health department has pulled kratom off shelves and initiated recalls on kratom products. >> the ingredient is

treated victims of kratom and says it acts as a place holder for other drugs and withdrawal is just as ditch. >> it's just as harmful because it keeps the addiction and symptoms going and alive. >> reporter: a kratom ban could be hard on users unless they get help. >> i can't imagine living and not having this in my life. to finding other things to cope which will probably kill me. a surprise for the kids at children's hospital. superheroes came out for an exciting visit. batman and other heroes repelled from the roof of the hospital while excited children watched. the men and women behind the mask are members of the aurora police swat team. >> they have a lot in common and it's great for the kids to

they're all tough and resilient and when they get knocked down they get right back up. >> reporter: this is the third year of the event. i lot of us have been on losing teams. it sure would be nice to feel the joy of winning one of these cups. three rider cups but the u.s. is feeling good about chances in 2016 and put one in the win column for the u.s. a fan was heckling a player so they brought him out of the crowd with $100 on the line. this man from north dakota wearing blue genes put one dead

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jeanne moos shows us the latest twist on comedy and politics. expect alec baldwin to come down with a case of sniffles saturday night as he begins his gig opposite kate mckinnon.

president who looks like he's been dipped in movie popcorn butter. >> reporter: he follows impersonators. >> love thi neighbor like myself and like a good neighbor, state farm is there. >> reporter: we have seen him do everyone from tony bennett to a guy selling ba treats. >> all anyone wants to talk about is donald trump. >> donald trump? isn't he the one that's like ugh, you're all losers. >> donald himself is no stranger to snl dancing with chickens. >> donald trump, you know our wings will make you happy. >> advertising donald trump's house of wings in 2004 and the hotline bring last year.

politician. >> you can see russia from land here in alaska. >> tina fey twisted that line. >> i can see russia from my house. how deeply can snl impersonations infiltrate our minds? >> who said i can see russia from my house. >> that was sarah palin. >> sarah palin.

a shooting in a lakewood neighborhood sends one man to the hospital trying to stop a car jacking in progress. details coming up on cbs4 news. the latest this morning on why a train smashed into a platform in new jersey. what ntsb investigators are trying to determine. this weekend may be the last chance to get a look at colorado's fall colors. lauren explains why. 0. >> that was a great photo graph. let's get a look at the forecast. let's get to lauren and i have such big plans to get out this morning. >> there's a chance for moisture and rain out there in the northwestern northwestern corner of the state and mainly to the south it's very light. then up into the foothills other than that a few clouds to begin the day. a chance for rain a little bit